Socket set for damaged screws GEKO 15 pcs, extraction sockets 6–19 mm

The GEKO 15-piece socket set for damaged screws provides a practical solution for removing rounded, stripped or otherwise damaged fasteners. The set includes extraction sockets that cover sizes from 6 mm to 19 mm and are designed to be used with standard wrenches or a driver adapter. It is intended for situations where conventional sockets cannot gain a secure grip and for quick extraction of problematic bolts and screws during repairs and maintenance.

Advantages

This GEKO extraction socket set offers a compact selection of sizes to address a range of damaged fasteners from 6 to 19 mm. The sockets are shaped to bite into rounded or stripped heads, enabling reliable torque transfer when used with manual or powered tools. The set is lightweight and portable, suitable for repair, automotive and maintenance tool kits where the ability to extract damaged screws is required.

Suitable for

• Automotive repairs where bolts or nuts have rounded heads.
• Home maintenance and DIY tasks involving stripped screws.
• Workshop use for disassembling machinery with damaged fasteners.
• Emergency field repairs where quick extraction of damaged bolts is necessary.

When it may not be suitable

This socket set is designed specifically for extraction of damaged screw and bolt heads; it is not intended as a replacement for standard precision sockets when fasteners are in good condition. Some extremely corroded or seized fasteners may require additional heat, penetrating oil, or cutting tools before extraction sockets can be effective.

Key specifications

• Contents: 15 extraction sockets
• Socket size range: 6 mm to 19 mm
• Intended drive method: wrench or driver adapter
• Application: removal of rounded, stripped or damaged screws and bolts

How to use

Select an extraction socket that closely matches the damaged fastener size, place it over the head of the screw or bolt, and press firmly to allow the socket's internal profile to bite into the damaged surface. Attach a wrench or driver adapter and apply controlled counterclockwise torque to back out the fastener. If the fastener is seized, apply penetrating oil and allow time to soak, and consider alternating tightening and loosening motions to improve grip before applying full extraction torque.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that the socket size range 6–19 mm covers the fasteners you expect to work on.
• Assess whether additional tools (penetrating oil, heat, cutting tools) may be required for heavily corroded or seized fasteners.
• Confirm compatibility with your available wrenches or driver adapters.

Usage recommendations

Use steady, controlled torque and proper personal protective equipment when extracting damaged fasteners. For best results, match socket size closely to the fastener and prepare corroded fasteners with penetrating oil or light heating before attempting extraction.